Rozhdestvenskiy

So I think that I’m closer to a “production” version, though I have a list of things that I need to change, before start working with my blog. I will post a list this evening.

It worked! Thank you! When I added a style for “a” then color changed. So as I just tested this rule also changed the color of links. Ok, no problem.

And changing margin-top to 0px worked too, but it only moved a post with thumbnail lower, so my post without thumbnail now has tags and a separator on the bottom. Though I completely don’t understand what I did. I mean I don’t understand what does it mean:

.full-width.home .site-content .hentry.has-post-thumbnail

Thank you!

I didn’t have time to check this code, so let me try it now.

I wonder how to add a separators between posts (regardless if they have thumbnails or not)?

I used this code:

.hentry, .no-results {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #DDDDDD;
}

But it only added a horizontal line between post and comments (inside post). And on my home page my 2 posts are not separated, so they look like 1 post. I mean that I need a separator after “Continue reading”.

I see “inline: -1” in the “Rules” section (right side of Inspect Element window).

So if open Firefox and you click on my name in the comments section (where I left my comment “test”) and open Inspector (Inspect Element) then you will see this in the Rules section:

Rules

If you uncheck the checkbox in front of “color” then you will see that author name becomes blue like it should be:

blue author name

And you can see “inline” on the right. When I click on “inline” I see this”

inline

I even don’t understand where this style “.publisher-anchor-color a” is located…

Thank you! I see.. But at the same time I see sites that changed that color somehow. I feel that my plugin Fourteen Colors affecting the color of author. I just went to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize -> Colors -> “Accent color” and changed green to a random yellow color. Now I see that author color changed to yellowish.

yellow…

I’ll try to deactivate this plugin. Let’s see what happens…

Oh, I just added another code and it works:

.entry-title a {
   color: red;
   font-weight: bold;
}

I give up on changing color of author. It seems that my style sheet doesn’t override the original style. Or maybe I’m doing something wrong.

Just curious, why post titles don’t change color on main page, but only within posts?

I added this code to style.css:

.entry-title {
   color: red;
   font-weight: bold;
}

And as you can see the post titles are now bold on main page, but inside posts the titles are bold and red.

Yup, editors are much better than Dashboard editor.

So, here is what I see when I use Inspect Element in Firefox:

LINK

On the right side I see that color is still green though I uploaded style.css with different color. I used this code to change a color:

.publisher-anchor-color a {
    color: #305392 !important;
}

But it is still green. Though I don’t understand what does it mean “!important” and “inline:-1” (you can see it on my pic).

Oh, I didn’t pay attention to right side of Instect Element window!

I see that author color is affected by this style:

.publisher-anchor-color a {
    color: #24890D !important;
}

Maybe I did a mistake by trying to alter “Author” class.

Unfortunately, I don’t understand how to affect this in CSS:

<a data-role="username" data-user="81973651" data-action="profile" href="#">

    Sergey Rozhdestvenskiy

</a>

This is what I see in Inspect Element. I thought that “a” tag is for hyperlinks, but what I see is “data-role” tag which is equal to “username”. And “data-role” is a class not? Same thing about “username”.

So in order to change color of Sergey Rozhdestvenskiy I have to change style of “data-role” or “username”?

Just uploaded that style.css. So now Continue reading is blue and bold. Alright. But author name and comment itself didnt’ change.

Since I’m logged into Dashboard in Chrome then by some reason I still see the old style in Chrome where Continue Reading was green. Hmm…

So now I started using Firefox “Inspect Element” feature which works better for me.

And as I wrote before – after I did Ctrl+F5 2 times then nothing happened. I had to click on Flush Cache 2 times and only after that Continue reading became blue and bold.

Yup, I tried to press Ctrl+F5 several times and did Flush Cache several times. Currently I’m uploading style.css mentioned above.

I think that GoDaddy so called “WordPress Hosting” is not a good idea. Currently I have to “Flush Cache” in WordPress Dashboard every time I make changes and also Filezilla has so many failed attempts to connect to my ftp (“Connection time out. Couldn’t connect to server”). Sometimes it connects quickly, but currently I see attempt #17 to connect to ftp. And what I’m trying to do is to upload the updated style.css. That’s disgusting…

So I changed “Continue reading” color to grey and tried to change the color of 2 more classes.

Here is my current style.css:

#disqus_thread {
   margin: 0 100px;
}

a.more-link {
   color: blue;
   font-weight: bold;
}

.post-message-container {
   color: #f00;
   font-weight: bold;
}

.author {
   color: blue;
}

I’m trying to change Continue Reading to blue and make it bold. Also I’m trying to change a color of disqus comment text (I have only 1 comment “Test”) and also to change author from green to blue.

I see changes, but man it took 30+ minutes to update all this information after I uploaded my style.css file. Maybe it’s my hosting which is slow, but I don’t know how to explain this.